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How did the filmmakers use animation to help the audience feel compassion and empathy for Malala's father in this scene as he discussed his struggle with stuttering?

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What aspects of Malala's life and journey stood out to you the most in the documentary?

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How did the filmmakers use interviews to help tell Malala's story? Did you find these interviews effective in conveying her experiences?

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Can you identify any examples of archival footage used in the documentary? How did this footage contribute to your understanding of Malala's background and the events she faced?

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What role did Malala's family play in the documentary? How did their perspectives and interactions with Malala shape the narrative?

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Why did the filmmakers use animation to make the audience feel compassion for Malala's mother? (In the scene where she decides not to continue on with her education)

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Compassion

noun

1. sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others.

"the victims should be treated with compassion"

How did the filmmakers make the audience feel compassionate during this film?

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Did you notice any specific cinematography techniques used in the film? How did these techniques help to convey emotions or highlight important moments?

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How did the documentary use sound and music to enhance the viewing experience? Did you find the soundtrack effective in capturing the tone and mood of the story?

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Empathy is the ability to sense other people's emotions, coupled with the ability to imagine what someone else might be thinking or feeling.

How did the the filmmakers make the audience feel empathy in this film ?

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Why did the filmmaker choose to use close up shots in this scene? What important event happened ? Why was this the best choice of shot size?

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Were there any scenes in the documentary that surprised you or challenged your understanding of Malala's journey?

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How did watching "He Named Me Malala" make you feel about Malala Yousafzai's story?

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How have the filmmakers made the audience feel empathy for Malala ? Why was it important they utilise close up shots

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What effect does the symbolic code of colour have in this scene ?

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How did the filmmakers incorporate animation and visual effects into the documentary? What impact did these elements have on your engagement with the story?

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What mood does the symbolic code setting create in this scene? (Malala travels to refugee camps to help and support those in need)

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What was the purpose of this point of view, re-enactment montage ? (The scene where the doctors operated on Malala as she was coming in and out of consciousness)

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how do you think she is still alive from the shot

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how did the Taliban track her down when she's unknow to find

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what hapeened to here frends

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y did her dad stick with malala

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why did she forgive the taliban even after getting shot?

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true or not?